Zorro

Found outside and immediately opting out of the whole “feral” concept, Zorro has made it clear that indoor life is the right life for him! He’s looking for a secure, calm home where he can attach himself to a human like emotional Velcro and never worry about survival again. This heat-seeking missile will unerringly locate the warmest lap in the house and plant himself there until your legs have fused to the recliner or someone opens a can of food!<br/><br/>Zorro is a big, solid guy who looks like he could bench-press your standard housecat, terrorize your neighbor’s Rottweiler, and single-handedly decimate the bird population of a small suburb. But in reality? He’s gentle, affectionate, and deeply uninterested in asserting dominance over anyone or anything. He’ll thrive best with chill animal roommates or as your one-and-only, where no one’s trying to establish a wrestling-based hierarchy. He is here for pets, not power struggles!<br/><br/>We think Zorro is a young adult, probably between 2 and 5 years old. He’s neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped, and would probably do well with respectful kids of all ages. Expect him to settle in fast - he adjusts like he’s done this before and liked it. He’ll greet you and any strangers you bring home at the door, and once he’s comfortable, expect him to chase rattle mice toys like it’s his job! <br/><br/>Zorro wants companionship and proximity, not the independent artist lifestyle. He’ll need a home that can give him plenty of love and attention. Could that be with you? Apply today!<br/><br/>P.S. Zorro is neutered, microchipped, dewormed, flea-treated, tested for FIV/FeLV, and up-to-date on all of his vaccinations.<br/><br/>If you're interested in adopting, the first step is to fill out the application here:<br/>http://bit.ly/3VDJfhm

Found outside and immediately opting out of the whole “feral” concept, Zorro has made it clear that indoor life is the right life for him! He’s looking for a secure, calm home where he can attach himself to a human like emotional Velcro and never worry about survival again. This heat-seeking missile will unerringly locate the warmest lap in the house and plant himself there until your legs have fused to the recliner or someone opens a can of food!

Zorro is a big, solid guy who looks like he could bench-press your standard housecat, terrorize your neighbor’s Rottweiler, and single-handedly decimate the bird population of a small suburb. But in reality? He’s gentle, affectionate, and deeply uninterested in asserting dominance over anyone or anything. He’ll thrive best with chill animal roommates or as your one-and-only, where no one’s trying to establish a wrestling-based hierarchy. He is here for pets, not power struggles!

We think Zorro is a young adult, probably between 2 and 5 years old. He’s neutered, va

Found outside and immediately opting out of the whole “feral” concept, Zorro has made it clear that indoor life is the right life for him! He’s looking for a secure, calm home where he can attach himself to a human like emotional Velcro and never worry about survival again. This heat-seeking missile will unerringly locate the warmest lap in the house and plant himself there until your legs have fused to the recliner or someone opens a can of food!

Zorro is a big, solid guy who looks like he could bench-press your standard housecat, terrorize your neighbor’s Rottweiler, and single-handedly decimate the bird population of a small suburb. But in reality? He’s gentle, affectionate, and deeply uninterested in asserting dominance over anyone or anything. He’ll thrive best with chill animal roommates or as your one-and-only, where no one’s trying to establish a wrestling-based hierarchy. He is here for pets, not power struggles!

We think Zorro is a young adult, probably between 2 and 5 years old. He’s neutered, vaccinated, dewormed, and microchipped, and would probably do well with respectful kids of all ages. Expect him to settle in fast - he adjusts like he’s done this before and liked it. He’ll greet you and any strangers you bring home at the door, and once he’s comfortable, expect him to chase rattle mice toys like it’s his job!

Zorro wants companionship and proximity, not the independent ar